Mailbox contents today included a copy of a book which I thought I already had - the Spanish hardcover edition of "Jin Shei". Upon closer inspection, the dust-jacket is subtly different - it has been reprinted, with a little blue circle on it informing the reader (in Spanish with an exclamation point!) that more than 20 000 copies have been sold.
A look inside yielded the information that the first edition of this book was published in June 2006.
A second impression - an example of which I am apparently now in possession of - was reprinted in September.
In three months they sold 20 000 copies? Of the *hardcover*????
Muchas gracias, Espana!
A look inside yielded the information that the first edition of this book was published in June 2006.
A second impression - an example of which I am apparently now in possession of - was reprinted in September.
In three months they sold 20 000 copies? Of the *hardcover*????
Muchas gracias, Espana!


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And now I'd sneak back to my agent and editor and see whether my publisher in the US will put out a Spanish edition on the domestic market...
(It that possible? I don't know. But it must obviously rock.)